How will the end of Title 42 impact the work of asylum and immigration judges?
Delilah Martinez owner of the Vault Gallerie in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago has used her business as a drop-off location for items of need for Venezuelan refugees on February, 2023. She makes a trip to a location that has been converted into a temporary shelter for the migrants as they secure more permanent homes. WBEZ
How will the end of Title 42 impact the work of asylum and immigration judges?

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As migrant crisis worsened, Chicago City Council immigration committee failed to act

The Council’s immigration committee hadn’t met for more than a year as the city struggled to find shelter and resources for migrants.

Delilah Martinez owner of the Vault Gallerie in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago has used her business as a drop-off location for items of need for Venezuelan refugees on February, 2023. She makes a trip to a location that has been converted into a temporary shelter for the migrants as they secure more permanent homes. WBEZ
By Meha Ahmad

New reporting from Block Club Chicago shows that the Council’s Committee on Immigrant and Refugee Rights — the body responsible for looking out for migrants — failed to act after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott began busing thousands of asylum seekers to Chicago from the U.S.-Mexico border.

Reset talks with the reporter who broke the story.

GUEST: Mick Dumke, editor and reporter for Block Club Chicago

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How will the end of Title 42 impact the work of asylum and immigration judges?
Delilah Martinez owner of the Vault Gallerie in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago has used her business as a drop-off location for items of need for Venezuelan refugees on February, 2023. She makes a trip to a location that has been converted into a temporary shelter for the migrants as they secure more permanent homes. WBEZ
How will the end of Title 42 impact the work of asylum and immigration judges?

Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons

As migrant crisis worsened, Chicago City Council immigration committee failed to act

The Council’s immigration committee hadn’t met for more than a year as the city struggled to find shelter and resources for migrants.

Delilah Martinez owner of the Vault Gallerie in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago has used her business as a drop-off location for items of need for Venezuelan refugees on February, 2023. She makes a trip to a location that has been converted into a temporary shelter for the migrants as they secure more permanent homes. WBEZ
By Meha Ahmad

New reporting from Block Club Chicago shows that the Council’s Committee on Immigrant and Refugee Rights — the body responsible for looking out for migrants — failed to act after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott began busing thousands of asylum seekers to Chicago from the U.S.-Mexico border.

Reset talks with the reporter who broke the story.

GUEST: Mick Dumke, editor and reporter for Block Club Chicago

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Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons